Steam Page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/65800/
Source: Youtube Channel TrendyEnt
Today's Presidents' Day in honor of what used to be Washington and Lincoln's Birthday but was put together because schools and work places had 4 day weekends or 2 consecutive 3 day weekends which disrupted academic lessons and productivity in February. Anyways, the team at Trendy Entertainment has announced a new DLC that will be free to those who own the game for a limited time before it's up for sale.
The Presidents Day Battle Royale DLC Includes:
• Presidents Day Battle Royale Challenge Mission
• Squire Punching Gloves
• Monk Punching Gloves
• Democrat Donkey Pet
• Republican Elephant Pet
...and 4 Unlockable Character Skins!
• Monk -- President Obama
• Huntress -- Michelle Obama
• Squire -- Mitt Romney
• Apprentice -- George Washington
-Directly from the video info
It's cool that they keep the content up and thinks of the community who supported them. The game does get quite a bit of DLCs that require some payment, much like Magicka does. Too many paying DLCs makes me stop supporting a lot of Indie games as it starts to feel like greed practiced by big name publishers and less of helping the indie scene. Still, this DLC in particular will be free to those who already own the game though requires some leveling and playing before acquiring them.
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Monday, February 20, 2012
Thursday, November 3, 2011
GameLight - Dungeon Defenders
Official Site: http://dungeondefenders.com/
Steam Page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/65800/
Source: Youtube Channel TrendyEnt
I've wanted to write about this game for weeks now. Dungeon Defenders is a indie-developed Tower Defense Action-RPG that combines the frantic strategy placements of Tower Defense with Action-RPG elements such as character progression, looting, leveling, PvP, weapon customization, and using wicked skills to defeat hordes of enemies. I've kept up with Dungeon Defenders ever since it was first conceived as a 3-week project using the Unreal Engine. I think I actually downloaded it somewhere on my computer but never tried it out. I was excited to hear that the team was going to continue working on it and release it as a full fledged game. Hearing the sheer amount of weapons, loot, and customization there was got me extra hyped as it approached launch. Then the video above appeared and shared with the world that exclusive items and content was available to those who bought it on Steam. The game has a similar concept to Sanctum (an FPS Tower Defense) where there's a period of time where players set up their turrets, blockades, and buildings and then starts the action where waves of enemies pour in while the player prevent the enemies from reaching their destination by attacking them and maintaining their buildings. Sanctum (which, by the way, has a free weekend going on Steam right now) allowed players to upgrade their weapons on the level that they were on. So the game is still arcade-like where everything progressed and obtained is within that level. Dungeon Defenders encourages players to continue to play beyond the amount of levels provided as players gained in levels, items, and progression. There is purpose to replaying levels and wanting to improve one's character. The game can be found on Steam (and other various sites, go to "Buy Now" on the official site), PSN, XBLA, App Store, and Android Store.
Steam Page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/65800/
Source: Youtube Channel TrendyEnt
I've wanted to write about this game for weeks now. Dungeon Defenders is a indie-developed Tower Defense Action-RPG that combines the frantic strategy placements of Tower Defense with Action-RPG elements such as character progression, looting, leveling, PvP, weapon customization, and using wicked skills to defeat hordes of enemies. I've kept up with Dungeon Defenders ever since it was first conceived as a 3-week project using the Unreal Engine. I think I actually downloaded it somewhere on my computer but never tried it out. I was excited to hear that the team was going to continue working on it and release it as a full fledged game. Hearing the sheer amount of weapons, loot, and customization there was got me extra hyped as it approached launch. Then the video above appeared and shared with the world that exclusive items and content was available to those who bought it on Steam. The game has a similar concept to Sanctum (an FPS Tower Defense) where there's a period of time where players set up their turrets, blockades, and buildings and then starts the action where waves of enemies pour in while the player prevent the enemies from reaching their destination by attacking them and maintaining their buildings. Sanctum (which, by the way, has a free weekend going on Steam right now) allowed players to upgrade their weapons on the level that they were on. So the game is still arcade-like where everything progressed and obtained is within that level. Dungeon Defenders encourages players to continue to play beyond the amount of levels provided as players gained in levels, items, and progression. There is purpose to replaying levels and wanting to improve one's character. The game can be found on Steam (and other various sites, go to "Buy Now" on the official site), PSN, XBLA, App Store, and Android Store.
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